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    Trifecta Of New Decisions Provides Current Authority On Statute Of Limitations Principles

    The core, basic principles of law governing the civil tort of fraud have not materially changed over time.
    United StatesCriminal Law
    Meyer Suozzi English & Klein
    Meyer Suozzi English & Klein
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    Latest Array Of Fraud Appellate Decisions Show Sparse Factual Analysis But Provide Up-To-Date Soundbites Of Legal Principles

    New York State is one of those jurisdictions with virtually no restrictions on intermediate interlocutory appeals from the lower courts.
    United StatesCriminal Law
    Meyer Suozzi English & Klein
    Meyer Suozzi English & Klein

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